Hi,
\namedheadnumber{chapter} gives the real number (ie an integer) of the
chapter. Of course, this could be used with other headings.
-- Cédric
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 11:53, Elias Oltmanns
Elias Oltmanns
wrote: For the record:
Elias Oltmanns
wrote: In the attempt to customise my section headings by means of \setuphead[section][...command=] I followed the instructions at http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Figures_in_Headings#Figures_in_Headings . [...] As it turns out, neither MkII nor MkIV processes the attached example as expected: MkII The table of contents is incomplete, even though the wiki says it shouldn't be;
The solution seems to be to use deeptextcommand instead of textcommand.
MkIV \currentheadnumber seems to be 0 all the time.
Apart from Wolfgang's solution, I have now realised that MkIV allows to use command instead of textcommand / numbercommand and still produces a complete table of contents. Accordingly, the setups look like this: \setuphead[section][command=\Myhead] \def\Myhead#1#2{% Sect #1}
Well, actually, when I really need just a number as in \def\Myhead#1#2{\externalfigure[chapter-\currentheadnumber]} I'm still in trouble as far as MkIV is concerned. Can I somehow extract that number from the argument? Or can MkIV be changed to provide \currentheadnumber as does MkII? Personally, I'm content with using MkII right now. So, I'm asking out of curiosity here and for the purpose of updating the wiki page referenced above.
Regards,
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